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Democracy's Challenges: 100 Ideas is a recently published book edited by legal scholars Robert Bauer, Samuel Issacharoff, Richard Pildes, and Rosa Po. It features 100 chapters written by experts from various fields who propose ideas to enhance American democracy. The book covers diverse viewpoints and includes contributions from notable figures like Jonathan Adler, Randall Kennedy, and Rick Hasen. Notably, the publication is free thanks to a grant from NYU, allowing readers to download it or access individual chapters on the NYU Democracy Project website.
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New York University Press recently published a book titled "Democracy's Challenges: 100 Ideas," edited by Robert Bauer, Samuel Issacharoff, Richard Pildes, and Rosa Po. The book features contributions from over 100 experts across various disciplines, including law professors Jonathan Adler (William & Mary), Randall Kennedy (Harvard), and Aziz Huq (Chicago). It aims to offer a diverse range of perspectives on how to improve American democracy through short chapters available for free download via the NYU Democracy project website. Ilya Somin contributed an essay titled "Strengthen Democracy by Empowering People to Vote with their Feet," among other pieces from scholars and commentators like John McGinnis (Northwestern) and Rick Hasen.
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Democracy's Challenges: 100 Ideas is a new book published by New York University Press, and edited by Robert Bauer, Samuel Issacharoff, Richard Pildes, and Rosa Po.
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It includes 100 short chapters on how to improve American democracy, written by experts from a variety of disciplines, and representing a wide range of views.
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You can download it here.
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Other contributors include prominent scholars and commentators, such as VC co-blogger Jonathan Adler (William and Mary), Randall Kennedy (Harvard), Samuel Moyn (Yale), Andrew McCarthy (National Review), Molly Reynolds (Brookings Institution), Rick Hasen, John McGinnis (Northwestern), Julia Azari, Aziz Huq (Chicago), Robert George (Princeton), and many more.
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My own contribution is "Strengthen Democracy by Empowering People to Vote with their Feet."
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